Whether you’ve had an abortion in the past or are preparing for one in the near future, you might be wondering: Can abortion cause infertility? Here's the truth.
or infections of the reproductive organs, and radiation. Surgical removal of the scar tissue can help treat Asherman’s syndrome in some people, Dr. Minkin says.done in a safe way with the guidance of a licensed health care professional,
it’s very unlikely to lead to complications that can affect your fertility. Unsafe abortions can lead to permanent damage to your reproductive organs, Dr. Minkin says, so it's crucial to make sure your health care provider is adequately trained before they perform or advise you on this or any other medical procedure.Fertility is incredibly complex and depends on a number of things that can have a much bigger effect than having had an abortion.
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